the devil to pay
The phrase "the devil to pay" is an idiomatic expression that means to encounter a very difficult or troublesome situation, often involving serious consequences or difficulties. It typically refers to a scenario where one is faced with a challenging or unpleasant task that must be dealt with urgently, and the potential negative repercussions that may follow if it remains unresolved.
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